Prevention

• Impaired driving prevention program gives Manitoba youth ‘a realistic look’

  Mothers Against Drink Driving said car crashes are the top reason Canadian kids die, adding 'alcohol, cannabis and/or drugs are involved in more than half of those crashes.'

  Canada

  Mar 7, 2024
  
• Manitoba premier aims for tough stance on crime 3 months into term

  Manitoba's new premier Wab Kinew says he wants to send a clear message 'that the streets of Manitoba belong to us, the people of Manitoba, they don't belong to the criminals.'

  Crime

  Jan 6, 2024
  
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• Kelowna business owner reacts to province’s new small business vandalism rebate

  On Wednesday, the province announced small businesses will now be able to apply for as much as $2,000 to repair vandalism, and up to $1,000 for vandalism prevention initiatives.

  Features

  Jul 27, 2023
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• Toronto man finds and recovers stolen car with the help of Apple AirTags

  Jordan Macdonald hid tiny tracking devices, Apple AirTags, in his Toyota Highlander, so he was able to find the vehicle after thieves stole it last Wednesday.

  Canada

  Jun 20, 2023
• Quebec legislature committee calls for governance changes at QMJHL in hazing report

  A committee looking into sports hazing in hockey said it would like the league to be run by an independent board of directors, instead of a board that consists of team owners.

  Sports

  May 30, 2023
• Winnipegger recounts battle with Lyme disease as tick season nears

  In October of 2019 Winnipegger Teresa Manitowich began to feel sick: "I just wasn't feeling quite right. I was getting frequent headaches, I was very irritable and I had fatigue." 

  Health

  Apr 2, 2023
• Leaders search for ways to keep bear spray out of criminals’ hands

  Several attacks involving bear spray over the weekend in Winnipeg are again bringing the issue to the forefront.

  Crime

  Feb 21, 2023
• Father, USask share ways to help ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day

  World Suicide Prevention Day: According to CMHA, Saskatchewan has the highest suicide rate in Canada, and the highest rate of suicide in men ages 14 to 25 in North America. 

  Health

  Sep 9, 2022
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• Montreal police announces new unit to fight gun violence while critics look to community crime prevention

  According to a description on their website the service says the new unit, will be called ARRET, an acronym for action, repression, resolution engagement, terrain.

  Canada

  Aug 31, 2022
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• Hamilton gets $4M for local organizations to tackle root causes of gun violence

  The federal government will spend $4 million to reduce gun violence in Hamilton, with funding going to organizations that work directly with at-risk youth.

  Canada

  Aug 19, 2022